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The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1887-08-26
A Woman of BusIness.

Catherine hawkins says IN the New
York Nail and Express; A lady who is
the editor of two periodicals devoted to
art and decorative matters said to herself
some months ago, and then to the pro
prietor Of those papers: There are hun
dreds and hundreds of people who would
like to have their wall papers, their car
pets and their curtains bought for them
from New York stores, where they can
have the advantage of selecting, by
proxy, from large assortments.n She
wasrosEe this was true because her paperI
many letters asking for advice
c2 things. The proprietors
y, and at her suggestion
ment was organized in
- the papers, the entire
was put into her hands
ave been taken to ad-
as steadily grown and
now this enterprising
Self almost buried under
= claims | asked her the
I her orders mostly came
\, over the country" she re-
ne have good many from New
ill Itself, from people who are
r. ~ our papers, or who know of
t. d who feel more confidence in
th cement of some one connected
wi prs than in their own. But the
ma anI Of the orders, of course, come
fron.1.:ople who live in other cities and
in small towns And our customers live
in all parts of the country-North, East,
South and West"
"What do you buy for them, and do
you furnished whole houses or just buy
dessehed thingsl"
II buy everything-wall paper, furni-
ture, carpets, curtains, rugs, everything
that goes towards the artistic furnishing
of q house, and in whatever quantity is
d. any whether it is the entire furnish
"a, dif whole house or a curtain for a
SIP Xndow. Not infrequently get
az II nat will read like this: L have
ia. led a new house and want to
Lr- tefully furnished, and so will
irely into your hands. Use
> ste and judgment about the
s Such responsibility as
lu n, the shoulders of ones
Sculated TO make life an
t so far there has been
but the results, and the
pdily grown. Then l
Gle articles of all kinds
bmetimes given carte
sometimes required to
hangings or upholstery
days search all over
- Dthey could be found"
~ the buying yourselff'
spie cra3zeept to direct it from my
dea.>0l have purchaser who was in
the employ of one Of the largest drygoods
houses in the city, who brings me
samples of all such goods as l shall need,
so that | keep constantly at hand com
plete epitome, as it were, of what is on
the counters and shelves of all the large
shops in the city. From these l make
selections, match shades, make combine
tons and give orders for purchases"
She has just extended her department
to include the mounting OF fans, and
though this has been in operation but
two or three weeks she has already
found large demand for this kind of
work ready and eager to take advantage
OF her offer
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who had said: Through a window in a has.

who had said: Through window in a has
ket was let down by the wall
henceforth think of nothing as insignifi-
can't A little thing may decide your all 1
Sunarder put out from England for New
fork- II was well equipped, but in putting
up a stove In the pilot box nail was driven
100 near the compass You know how that
nail would affect the compass. The ship's
oncer, deceived by that distracted complss.
put me ship 200 miles off her course, and sud
1eniy the man on the lookout cried: Land
no. and the ship was halted within a few
yarus OF her demolition on Nantucket shoals
"A si4penny nail came near wreckinE a Gu
naruer. Small ropes hold mighty destinieS
A minister seated in Boston at his table.
lacking word puts his hand behind his
ga and t1lts back his chair to think, and the
Rs TAILS and brushes the table and would
shed him A minister in Jamaica.
" the light Of an insect, called the
kept from stepping over preci-
(d feet. F. W Robertson. the
giish clergyman, said that he
nistry from a train of circum-
by the barking Of dog. Had
one way on a certain day, the
ton would have been estab-
I'd: but it blew the other way.
ped the accursed institution
; OF shipping to the bottom OF
ng the splintered logs on the
,nimportant in your life or mine.
hts placed on the right side of the
make thousand, and six nOughts
AT side OF the figure one million.
lothlngness placed on the right side
augmentation illimitable An the
time and eternity affected by the has
down from Damascus balcony.
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EOMAN'S WORLD.
vaig
PLEASANT LITERATURE FOR
FEMININE READERS.
Queer Saxon Christenings.


The Saxon mother is careful not to
leave her child alone until it has been
baptized, for fear of the malignant
spirits, who may steal it away leaving an
u71outh elf in its place. Whenever a
"a grows up clumsy and heavy, with
bead, wide mouth, stump nose and
ID legs, the gossips are ready to
n that it has been changed in tho
more especially if it prove awk-
4 slow in learning to speak. To
Eainst such an accident, it is
Rded to mothers obliged to leave
n lone to place beneath tho
a prayer book, broom,
or a knife stuck point up
In some places tho
ession returning to tho
parents finds the door
nocking for some time in
fom within summons the
lame seven bald men ont
When this has been
tther question is asked as to
Fad in church, and only on
the answer: "Let the little
IN come to me, - is the door flung
open, saying: "Come in; you have
hardened attentively 10 the words of the
Lord" The godparents next inquiring:
''Where shall we put the childl" receive
the following answer:
On the bunker let it be,
That it may jump like flea;
Put it next upon the hearth,
Heavy gold it viii be worth;
On the floor then let it sleep,
That it once may help to sweep;
On the table in a dish,
II will grow there like fish.
After holding it successfully on each
Of these places it is finally put back into
the cradle, while the guests prepare to en-
JOY the Tauf Schmaus, or christening
banquet. Each person is expected to
bring a small contribution in the shape Of
eggs, bacon, fruit or cakes, and the god
parents do not fail to come each laden
with bottle of good wine, besides some
other small gift for the child. The ban
quet is noisy and merry one, and many
are the games aud jokes practiced on
these occasions. The Spiesstanz. or spit
dance, is also usual on these occasions
Two roasting spits are laid on the ground
crosswise, as in the sword dance, and the
movements eAecutfu mucn IN tne same
manner. Sometimes it is the grandpa
ther of the newborn infant who opens
the performance, proud of displaying hi.
agility as he sings;
Purple plum so sweet,
See my nimble feet.
How | jumpand slide,
How hop and glide;
See how well dance,
See how well prance.
Purple plum so sweet,
See my nimble feet.
-Bldckpo0d.
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ANTl-BILIOUS
PILLS.
UcTrSuRENEnV

THE GREATENGLISH REMEDY
For Liver Bile Indigestion. etc. Free from Mer-
curry. contains only Pure Vegetable lnsIedi.nt.
Agent. {. y. CKtTrENTON, New FORK
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1887-08-26

Mrs. CLEVELAND Obiec TO finger rings she
only VT ars one, her wedding band
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1887-08-26

On. WALrON's CURE FOR PILES is guaran-
teed 10 cure the worst case OF piles. Price p
cents At druggists, or mailed lstainps takenl
by the
WALTON REMEDY Co, CLEVELAND. o.
ROYAL GLUE mends anythingl Broken Chi.
na. Glass, Wood Free Walls at Drugs & Gro
Relief is immediate, and cure sure. Piso's
Remedy for Caiarrh. SOC.
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OYer INC Country, she re-
have a good many from New
Itself, from people who are
our papers, or who know of
d who feel more confidence in
cement of some one connected
IN than in their own. But the
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1887-08-26


Y letters asking for advice
ings. The proprietors
, and at her suggestion
ment was organized in
kthe papers, the entire
was put into her hands.
ave been taken to ad-
q, steadily grown and
now this enterprising
Self almost buried under
claims. l asked her the
her orders mostly came
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-14

Treita9 ben To-:
Hormittas: VerIummluns Der Ginaer
in Der Eurnballe. @rpBer um5ug
nit Ser. ct. Erupp.n, Wili3 3cms
pasnien unb gipils@ @eieai9aften. Sdns
germ, @dften, 6euerwebr u. |. 10.
gfa&mittag: Pienie i'm Gan Rebre Harf.
Gbenbs: @Smmers in Der EurnbalIe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-14
llnier Muffiner Gtreus.

9lm lebten iSreitag rief Senator I0en
in Muitin ,ieine' Bill auf, wel6e ben
9lntrag felt, baB ber Staats gr3ie'
buussratb beauftrast merbe, fir bic
6ffentIiden GreiiduIen elm Sertbu9
aus3umdblen ober au bef9affen, tuOrin
bic 8ei9affenbeit uno bic Wirtungen
Der altobolif9en @etrdnfe uno narfo'
tii9en Mittel auf bic pbpfide unb mos
raIif9e Contribution bes Nfeni6sn als
9ebrgegenitanb bebanbelt uirb. Der
Sieg, fpel1en gbren 2atimer, ber be'
tebrte 5runtenbolb unb MdBigteitss
prebiger am Sage borber NIT einem
8eiebespori1Iag dbnliGen Snbalts
bur6 feline Berestfamteit bapongetragen
hattie, lieB unieren Senator ni6t idlas
fen; 3u ieinem 2eibmefen fanb er aber
i'm Oberbaus bes teraHiiden gefebs
qebenoen 96rpers elm anberes Material
ais 0err 2atimer in Der untereH Spbdre
aefunoen bate; ole feline bo9t6nenben
Reoeusarten unb GenieinpIdbe, nit
benz n6tbisen patbos porgetragen unb
burd bic be.tommIi9en 6ti9morte
bon Moralitar, ReIigion unb 2ir6e
untertibt, lpel1e bod ioaif ielten ibre
Wirfung berfeblen, permo9ten ni9t,
bic ungldubigen 3ub6rer bon Der Notbs
tpenbigfeit su iiber3eugen, baB bic
0ifentli6en Staatsi6ulen, su beren
aufreGterbaltung @ere9te pie uns
gere6te bur9 ibre Steuerbeitrdge mits
belfen, gum agitationsfelbe fur bic
@afierfir1e gema9t weroen miibte |;
6errn MlIens @eiebesoori6ldge tpurben
Dom 9atbe Der Mlten unbarmbersig
bur9 f6n6be Maioritdt absei6la9tet,
unb bas nod ba3u, na9bem er Dorber
bon einisen Serer, 10 i'm Ratbe Der
Gp6tier fiben, nit i9nobberisem 9obne
bebaubeIt porben mar. SO bate gum
Beiipiel Senator 8urseb, uel4er einen
fart beuti1en Siifrift pertritt, oas
amenbement gelfellt: y nDab Der 2ebrer,
tpel6em bisisn bpsieuii6en llnterri9t
sugemieien iperbe, tpoblerfabren in ges
mif9ten @etrdnfen unb iOmit fdbig
iein iol, bic iungen Seraner barin 3u
unteripeiien, ME ef9 granbp Smaibes,
Wbistep godtails, Sin pbijjes, Iom
unb Serrps, Mint Suleps, Sangarees
unb aubere @etrdnfen, beren 3abl au
sroB fnb, um fie aIIe bier ansufilbren,
bon chamber unteri6eiben. oieielben
bic 3uiammenieBuns. ben Nuben uno
61aben, tpel9er aus iebem berielben
H9 ergebe, 5u lebren, iobab iie babur9
in benStano seiebt tperben, ii9 berielben
au entbalten, ober faas man fortfdbrt, lie
sa trinten, cine tpeiie NuswabI 3u trefs
fen awiihen ben befen uno angenebm'
ten uno am tuenisfen fddbli1en; uno
baB es ferner peroronet iueroe, baB um
bic gefdbieuns Der gum 2ebrer aus
sewdblien peri6uli9teit elmer estpin ems
baften prhfung 3u untertpsrten. oers
ielbe ansetpieien iein ioa, elm Yrobeelas
iebes @etrdufes fur ieotn Der Wlitglieoer
oes grsiebunssratbes su miihen.4
Wie oas aIie Sprii6wort iagt:
piers lnglid bot, brau9t fur ben
6pOtt ni1t su fOrsen!"
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OaB i6 meme So6ter nift beraeben
tperbe, fannff Su Dir benfeu, fubr9euts
bolb fort unb perfanf in ben Inblid bes
i60nen @ei66pfes, bas auf benz Seps
bid iaB unb cine Wienge unuerltdu9lts
der Wo,ie berausiprubeIte. Sic it
Der gan3e Snbalt meines berarmten,
berpIu11ten 2ebens, ,-meine lebten9ofts
nunaen ruben auf ibrem Iodigen Sopfs
eflen-it1 tuerbe iie ME uHo nimmer bon
mir IaTenl Sas @eieb ipri9t fle Dir
su, tpenn l9 ben 8runo 3ur S9elbung
gebe-Du ft5f alfo elm, baB i'd nlbt
ben Nnfang MAIDEN fann. gDiliglf Su
aber in cine Srennung unb iiberldBt
mir @rei6en, 70 febt Seinem Ib3uge
aus meinem Sauie ni9ts i'm Wege.
l1eberIege Dir bas.
Bertha fragte fleinlaut auf ben Seps
bid nieberfnieenb: Sretel, foa oeine
Diana fortgeben2
Das Rin6, beFen Sdnb9en nod aufs
geidmolleu waren, seba6te IeinerS9lds
ge au gut, um f1 cine 2iebtoiung obs
gepimnen su laFen, unb fi9tete, 10
fdnea es fonnte. su ben GiiBen bes Ta'
ter.
gs bat setpdbltl iaste 2eutbolo uno
nabm es auf ben 4rm.
(6Ortiesuns fOIst.)
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Mitttupd beu 49,:
gormittas: Yrpbe ber Waien&Sre I'm
Opsrnbauie.
geadmittas: gOrio. abfahrtSom Opern.
bauie 2 llbr prd3is.
abenbs: Grfes aon3ert i'm Spern'
bauie.
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f6pin6el unb bas Wludert6um. So,
bic 3eiten dnbern fid unb bic Meniten
nod mebrl Sdtte mir Semanb bor
suei Sabren, als 6reunb Suder unb i'd
bas lebte @las Bier sufammentranfen,
gefagt, Suder tpiiroe in 3tpei Sabren
bas Wfudertbum bertbeibigen, id bdtte
ben getreffenben aussela6t.
Sie Nranias paB Babn iit Biz @uero
fertig geifellt, 3iige laufen regelmdBig
tdgli6 bon 2ennebp Sunetion nod
gusro. Ser pnIagierperfebr ift auf
bieier Babn elm redt lebbafter. Bon
@uero nod Salletspile iinb bic Orb.
arbeiten aud fertis, in nidt au3u Ians
ger 3eit tpirb alio @uero au6 nit bies
fem Orte in 8abnberbinbung fteben.
9lugenblidlid bat man in guero nod
elm anberes proiett ins Nuge gefaBt
unb biss iit fein @eringeres als einen
6anal, beginneno oberbalb 9elgate
Scrip nod benz 9orieiboe 8enb su
bauen. SieIer 2anal ioa Die Stabt
nit Wafer perieben, uno sroBartise
Gabritanlagen iollen on ieinen ufern
erridtet iperben. gfab NusIagen bon
Snsenieuren ioa Der GluB bon Sellsate
nod benz Sorfeiboe 8enb, elmer Strede
bon 5-6 Meilen, 35 SUB Sal baben,
mas aIIo cine riefge Wafierfraff erseus
gen uiiroe. Serr SerreI bon San Mns
tonic, Der @igentbiimer bes 2anbes,
mil ben &anal umionft bauen, penn
tnan ibm bas aleinige 9ed,t bemiQigt
bic 6taot nit MaiIer 5u perieben.
@Iei9 8 freie Briiden tiber bic @uas
balupe in Der Ndbe gueros bat man
nit einem S@lage sei9affen. 3uerf.
bic f96ne groBe neue eiferne Bride bel
Clinton. 9ieie Bride 'tpurbe i'm lebten
Sabre gebaut unb fofet benz @ounip
SIS, 500. Damn bic iogenannte-m S@leis
9erbriide". Siefe bon 9ol5 gebaute
Bride liegt einige Meilen oberbalb Der
neuen Bride unb tpurbe bem @ountD
BON ben gigentbtmern gum 0ei9enf
gemadt, unter ber 8eoingung, bob bas
gountp bic Bride In Reparatur erbals
ten muB, i'm anoeren Sale fdnt bies
ielbe surHd on bic frhberen gigens
tbhmer. go. 3 lit bic ponton.8rade
bel Clinton. Sieie lebtere Bride faufte
has gountp fiir ben preis bon $4,000.
Sa aber oieie Bride bier bel Clinton
bur1 bic neue Brtde iiberfiiifg tDurbe,
70 bat man bieielbe mad ber arnedes
bille=GtraBe bin perlegt. mo- iie bas frts
bere 6dbrboot erfebt. SIR freie ueber.
gdnge iiber ben GluB tpdre fonit rei6s
lid geforgt. Die Brhdeni9ulb bes
COUNTIES betrdgt 81, 800, fur tpel9e
gonbs ausseseben fiab. Die 6traBen
bes Counties Fnb ffle1t. 61Ie9ter
uu5 miIerablsr als i'd bieiel6en ie in els
nem gountp bes Staates borfanb.
Ofene Straben finb iiberbaupt nur febr
tpeniss nod guero fiibreube borbanoen,
unb bieie bat man setu6bnli9 an iol9e
Stellen perlegt, oaB man A pferbe
brau9t, einen leeren Wasen bur6 ben
@anb 3u idleppen. Die guero Oorfs
town Gtrabe 1T cine berieIben. MuBers
bem iinb bic @traBen nerfenSt unb man
bat unSdblige Sbore su 6ffaen unb aus
aumaden, bepor man bon einem plabe
nod bem anberen fommt. Sieran iinb
iebo9 bic gountp 9ommifdre tpeniger
f9ulb, als bic 2anbeigenibhmer felbf,
tpeIdbe fi9 ni6t bon einisen SUB Cans
bes fiir bas alIgemeine Wobl su tren'
men berm6gen.
(S@Iub fcIst)
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@ie tlim8t otes =?


gBir offeriren Suubert Dollars Se'
lobnuns fir irsenb einen @atarrbsans
faa, Der nidt burd 9all's beudbrtes
@atarrbsMitteI befeitigt iperben follte.
S. s. Gbeuep & Co., gisentbiimer,
Solebo, Obio.
P.S.-Saa's @atarrb Mittel miro
innerli9 augenanbt, unb tpirtt baber
bireet ouf bic 8lutldufe uno Oberid'
den ber GdIeimbaut. preis IS Gts.
bic sslaf9e. Mle Mpotbefen baIten es.
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Gin nnternebmenoes, smberIdiit8es
SauS.

Man fam iid itsts auf u. Dreib berIaf
fen, ni5t alleiu, bab er bas Bette fabrt, lest e.
G3 bic asentur bon tpobIbsfannten bepdbrter
artifsIn, bic bas Bolt mag, ;u unb erbdlt i'd
baburd ben pbissn &uf. gr bat iett bic aseu.
tur fur Or. Sfinss Heus Gntbeduns aesen aus.
,ebruns iibsrnonimen unb berfauft bic Mebi;in
neil er psib, bab ie gut iif. Sic furirt ieo.
affection Der asbIs, eunse unb 8ruf. Probe.
6laldsn frsi.
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= Soc Gaffano bat sefern bas Mmt
bss itdbtii6en aiieifors iibernommen.
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0pnnerftag ben A.:
gormittas: prObe ber Wafen4Sre i'm
Opernbauie.
@aamittus: Watiaee i'm Spsrn'
bauie.
abenbs: 4Snsert i'm Spernhanie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-14

FEST. PR0GRAMM, +,

0iemfta0 ben H.:
Gmpfans Der Sdnser IN ber Turnballe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-14

Gunnta9 Nen IT,:
Na&mittas: 9cnjert bes Gefcr&efers
in Wiuths @orten.
Mbmbs: @roBes 3on3ert bss Self
cr4eifers i'm Spernbanie.
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Gcnnabeno ben 49,:
gsrmittus: Easiasuns.
abenbs: @rOber Seffs1all in
Galino.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-12-15

The Message Of Tie President to
Congress speaks somewhat for tariff
ref, IL.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-12-15

SLEEPING CAR SERVICES ,.
On trains 50anh51 Pullman Buffet sleep.
crs between New York and ATLANTA. On
trains 50 ard SO Pullman Buffet sleeper
between WASHINGTON and New Orleans
Pullman sleeper between Greensboro and
Richmond. Through tickets on sale Mt
principal stations, 10 all points. For rates
and information apply to any agent of tie
company or
f B THOMAS. JAS J.. TAYLOR,
Genl Manager GPA
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FOR SALE.

1Ec ACRES OF LAND. gone mile froSh
,IpO Pickens E, II. , A. two horse crod
of improved land. A GOOD Dwelling
louise, and necessary out buildings Land
we'll timbercd. Apply at this officer, or to
JAMES J. CRENSHAW,
dec 1G 1y PENDLRroN 3. G.
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B0MtMl NOtiCCy

T WttL be at Ptekona q; H: on Mon
4 day the Sth Of juno prepared to PEI,
form all kinds of Dontal operations, .n,ld
win rephin aS long as + AMI woFI to
keep me employed
5aSS& '87$ W. SfSySR SfSeSyiiIo,R 4: c.
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Horses and Mules foi Sale Or Ex-
chaEge. L. g. CLAYTON, Cenia1, S. G.

'Horses and Mules ifl for Sale or Rx.
chaEge. L. g. CLAYTON, Cenira1, S. g,
| If you wish to know how much YOU
owe the SENTINEL, send it word by a
postal card or passing neighbor.
Several new subscribers this week.
Let the'good work go on. Only 81. 80
por annum in advance.
"1've done my duly, and I've done no
more, as tho dealer remarned, when he
advertised q large supply of DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup at the low price of twenty
fiSe cents bottle.
All of our customers are notified 10
come forward and make settlement as
early as possible. We need money and
must insist OH accounts being promptly
paid. AsuMonE q PALMER
When you como to pay your taxes be
certain to call Mt the Clerks Office and
pay for your deeds and mortgages. If
yon don't come to pay your taxes send
the money for your deeds and mortga-
Ses. j. j. LEWIS,
Clerk Court Pickens CoAhty.
1.-The sweetest thing that ever grew
beside human door" was little May, I'M
til che took to having headachcs-for a
time she lost her bounty, but ono bright
day her Papa bought bottle Of Saliva
tion Oil, ana lo! she isas sweet and prot
ty ae over. (Only twenty-five cents
bottle)
Married, on Sabbath morning Dec. II,
1887, at the residence of tho brides IA
ther, by Alonzo NF. Folgcr, Notary Pub
lie, Mr.. Julius p. O'Dell, to Miss Matte
Bryant, daughter of Mr.. W. II. Bryant,
all of Pickeps County.
After enjoying very sumpti6Is din
ner and listening 70 some sweet music on
the organ rendered by tho bride, we left
tho happy couple and the cold folks ct
home" with our best wishes. F.
The following are the appointments of
preachers for the Greepville District, as
road out at the Methodist conference at
Spartanburg: Walter Dickson, Pre-
siding Elder; Greenville Station, John
0. Wilson; Greenvil!e Circuit, A. W.
Walker Riodville, a. r. Berry, j. A.
Wood, supornumerary; North Green
vile, A. C. Walker; Fork Shoals, II. w.
Munnerlyn; Williamston and Bolton, 81.
". Wroten; Piedmont, II. G. Ligon;
Anderson Station, W. 8. Wightman;
Anderson Circuit, S. L. Blackman; West
Anderson, A. McSwain Atfavv,ny; Town
vile, G, Y. Barnes, supply; Pendlcton,
n. B. 0arkson; Pickens, j. +. Ander
son; Pi-kenn Mission. TO b. supplied:
Seneca, K. W. Barber; Wnlhalla, NJ.
j.. CMlisle; Oocr"c niiss;@n, j. n.
Wright, supply; W'illiamston Tcmalo
College. S. Lander, Prrsidcnf.
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BUSINESS NOTICE!
70 all schonas Il may concern:
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To all sohoons Il may concern:
w. D. Glenn takes this method Of
notifying the trading public of this
section of country that he has on
hand now, and is receiving, probably
one of the largest stocks of varied
merchandise ever offered in this sec
ton.
A Good Brogan shoe for 90 cen S.
A good woman shoe for 85 cents.
5 yards of good Jeans for $1.OO.
Try my Jnbiter flour, $4.25 per br.
Try my Daily Bread" $3.50.
Try my "Gold Dust" $3.50.
These are all Standard Brands.
Every sack guaranteed to give salts
faction, or money refunded. Other
goods proportiona1ly low.
[ am in the Cotton Mark ct, and
will give you my best prices, 50 bring
along your cotton and sell it to me.
and buy whateveryou may want from
my store.
Right here I want to say an ur-
gent word to every body who owes
me dollar on any account whatever,
and that is, the time has now come
for you to pay up, amobliged to col
lect every cent due me this fall. I
have endulged many for years, and
now from these especially, the money
must come, and if not pail prompt
ly of their own accord, 1 will certain
y try what virtue there is in the
courts, however fearful: I may be Of
the law. EmougA ,sutA
EEY ~ T1~-o-~
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ST. J.FEPTWH CAR SERV ICE.
or. t,ainS No. 80 and 81, Pullman
Sleeping Cars hc'wccn Charleston pYd
LGutsvillc KY. via A.C,L., Columlin ard
SnaCtaphurg Through passenger coaches
bctWc"n Charleston 3rd ,Nforri town via
s. C. Ry., C"lumna and Spartar'bu"f. 6
Z. Tickets on sale at Principal Stations on
all points. .. ,,......
las. !, TAYLOR. Gcp1 raeS AL.
nc ARDWELLD p 4, ,CoEdTqb.d, " {,
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NE0ATHITto he t1ade Cut ibis ort
M M n Y and return to .us. ard Hc
uuUIvU will send you FREQ, son G.
thing of great value and importance TO
you, that will start you in business which
will bring you in more money right away
than anything else ip this world. Anyone
can do the worF md live at home. Either
sex; nll ages. Something new, that ljust
coins money for MI workers.. We will
start you; cnpit'l not.nccded. This is one
IF the genuine important chances % d
lifetime. Those tious and enter
prising will.not delay =, Grand o,i'ljt free.
Addrcs TKUE& Co., Augusta, Maine. "
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ed the world during the last half century
Not least among the wonders Of inventiac
progress is ~ mcthol and system Of wofk
that can be performed all over the coun.
Try without separating the workers from
their homes. Pay LIBERAL; any one can
do The work; either sex, young or old; no
special Ibility required. Capital not need:
ed; you are s'arted free. Cut this ont
and return to US and We will send YOU
free, something Of great. value and irnRot-
tance to you, that will start you in bust
ness, Which vii bring you in more mon
cy right away; than any thing telse IL thc
& Co., Augu Ia, Maine.